Hi and welcome to this auction for my 1990 Fiat Panda 750L. Good Points.

Genuine low milage at 43,509 As shown in pics and backed up by MOT certificates, MOT runs out May 16th 2015.

Comes with original owners manual and all hand books.

High quallity sound system including 6 speakers which have been set into newly made panals, all the originals been kept in case new owner wants to put it back to factory spec.

All mechanical parts are working 100%.

Has a new battery fitted along with the original battery which can be used as a spare.

Good tyres all round at around 5,6mm.

Has a brand new genuine Fiat master cylinder.

A brand new locking fuel filler cap.

Rust free.

2 sets of keys.

Brand new sets of inner and outer SV boots, and trak rod ends, not fitted ( no advisery on last MOT ).

Always garaged and started at least once a week.

Fitted with the 'Fire' engine (Fully Integrated Robotised Engine) which was an upgrade from the old engine to overhead cams.


Bad points

Worn drivers seat.

Boot lock is different to the doors and ignition, but there are still two keys for both.

Two slight marks on passenger door as shown in pics.


Here we have a wonderful example of a Fiat Panda, I am reluctant to sell this beutiful little car but due to the insurance being too expensive for me I bought a 2010 fiat panda which can be insured a lot cheaper by using insure the box and now we no longer have space for the old girl.
I have only driven the car on private land, but my dad insured it for a month and we both thoroughly enjoyed the driving experience.

Any inspection more than welcome.

This car is currently untaxed and on SORN but is ready to drive away once the necessary paperwork is completed.

Please feel free to call me (you may get my dad) with any questions.

Cash on collection only.

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GeorgeDamper said:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-Fiat-panda-750-L-/161372261218?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item2592894b62

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scout said:

Something's not right about the description as my daughter found it was cheaper to insure a 'classic' than a modern car.

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